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Started by BlueRockSailorMom([prototype). Last reply by BlueRockSailorMom([prototype) Feb 23, 2013. 32 Replies 0 Likes
Hi all! My son is ship 7 division 304. Anyone else with a child in this division?
Started by Boys R Us(ship07/div303). Last reply by tina41 Jan 3, 2013. 27 Replies 0 Likes
I heard tina41 got a letter today!!! Yay for her!!!! Anyone else get one? None for me yet :( My SR has a 7 year old little brother that was crying yesterday because he misses his big brother!…Continue
Started by proudmom (311)(HS Corpsman mom). Last reply by LocoLippy Oct 3, 2011. 200 Replies 0 Likes
Hopefully I am creating a discussion correct. Is anyone elses son/daughter in this division? Let's keep in touch.Continue
Started by John's Mom (Ship 12 DIV 312). Last reply by tylermom Oct 3, 2011. 125 Replies 0 Likes
Ship 12 Division 312 anyone else have a child in this division?
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Kimmie: Up until now....actually, for over a year now... I have been posting BattleStations schedules (their final test before they are sailors) in each PIR group. I would get this from some of the SRs letting their families know when their division was going. So ladies would post them, here and in the BattleStations discussion group above, and then we would get a schedule together. Well, RTC doesn't want that anymore. Says it violates OPSEC (Navy security). Now...what they said a yr ago was that they want ladies to start PRACTICING OPSEC...and they figured BattleStations was a good place to start. But they allowed us to post on N4Moms....another veteran even checked it out with RTC last Fall. But now, they don't want us doing that anymore.
Sooooo.....rather than have you ladies wonder what in the world is going on and when will your SR become a sailor, I thought it would be better to just have people "pm" the group the dates they hear from their SRs. I will then start keeping a schedule and pm it back out to all when it is filled. More tedious than what we had before, but I think it only fair that ladies know when their SRs are going through BattleStations....we just can't have it posted anywhere on here for others to see.
Nothing to worry about until about 3 weeks before PIR. They won't know their dates yet.
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